, flex housing instead of building building mass market housing and trickle down economics. so i just encourage this committee heard such great testimony today after today continue to push for affordable housing vouchers like this city really needs you guys to focus on that. >> thank you. thank you. >> next speaker, please. hi everyone. >> my name's avery and i'm a lifelong san franciscan. i'm here to urge you to support supervisor fielder's policy to eliminate the 90 day policy. it's cruel and a full time job to make families navigate our confusing policies. on top of the constant stress of ending up on the street, we are one of the wealthiest cities in the world and we pride ourselves on innovation. we should be making it simpler for families to access city services not more difficult. the urgency should be on the city to find a solution not on families already doing everything possible to make ends meet. it's not only inhumane, it's counterproductive and will lead to greater burdens on other city services community orgs, extended families. i'm so heartbroken by the testim

we need to build more housing. housing for seniors, housing for students, housing for veterans. for renters. for first-time homebuyers. for families in rural areas, for families in cities. housing for pretty much everyone who isn't already rich and doesn't already own a home. and there are a lot of drivers behind the housing shortage. it's the reason why we need to use a lot of different tools i think to expand how we approach housing. factors driving the housing shortage it seems to me include outdated building codes, local land use restrictions that prevent newhousing from being built. for example, according to one estimate, it's illegal to build apartments, town homes or anything but single family detached homes on 3/4 of the residential land in cities and suburbs across america. so, dr. glaeser, just help us understand it a little bit more granular level. walk us through the problem about local restrictions and how they -- like exclusionary users owning or building codes, and how they drive up the cost of housing. mr. glaeser: so there are, you know, there are a thousand dif

in several white houses. and when considering a run for congress, a seat that i now hold today, i again called alexis herman. that's not because i had known her my whole life, it's because few people, few people could advise on the level that she could. now, to understand alexis herman, you have to understand where she comes from. she was born and raised in mobile, alabama. my hometown. she came of age with a number of people and names that if you're from the mobile area, would you recognize. people that all were born within a 10 to 15-year range of each other, african-americans, names that some know around the world like hank aaron. but others, like my father, michael, and thomas figures, and general gary cooper and lon j johnson, -- alonzoy johnson -- lonnie johnson and sanford bishop, they all were born and raised in mobile, alabama, in generally the same time and went on to break through a number of barriers throughout their careers and make significant contributions to this nation. now, alexis herman, he

it's clear that this is a house and a living area. there are places for lamps , fireplaces , weaving machines. well, there are barns, bedrooms. yes, these indicate that this was a permanent place of residence. this lament is as sweet as farhaid ai be nader , how many years have you been baking bread? you mean you have traditional bread baked? we are now 30. i will make some dough. yes, god willing , i will try it. yes, definitely . well, mrs. dehkhan , you are my ahangijeh. prepare it with iron . no, don't make it too big . you think i will ruin it. he says , ruin it. ruin it. ruin it all. no, i will pour my own water . well , let's beat it. see, i have to beat the water like this, right? oh, look, mrs. rezaei, look at me . see if i know how to do it? do you think i can or can't? god willing, you can beat it this way. you can beat it better. well done, you beat it well. put your hands in the water so it doesn't burn. put your hands in the water , let me beat your hands, no, it's fine now, it's fine now , just a little bit of it has co

a house . so far , the national housing movement has concluded 380,000 contracts, which have been concluded as a legal obligation. well, this contract, including each unit, amounts to 55 million tomans. from this number, based on the percentage of progress , we injected into the project that number that has actually been fully exploited and converted into individual sales and delivered to the people . experts believe that approximately 91,000 residential units have been delivered to the people. to solve the problems of financing the housing sector, a long-term strategic plan and sustainable financial support from the government and the private sector are needed. the bank should be your partner. it is much easier to become a project partner . in the form of forming unions, snafs, and some kind of associations , people can take over a project in a comprehensive manner and do the construction themselves. instead of the price actually being for the buyer. don't increase it. at the beginning of the

priorities is affordable housing. and i just want to preface by saying that affordable housing has been a long standing issue with inner city but also within the youth commission. the youth commission has historically in the past few years made affordable housing a priority on our budget and policy priorities and this year has continued to be on our list of priorities that we see needs to be addressed. >> another thing that i want to highlight is that we have done extensive outreach this year across all all across the city in many different communities we've met with many different cbos and individuals and youth and one throughline that we saw throughout all those meetings was the need for more affordable housing whether that was with our trans community, with lyriq or with our budget forum at the main library that was something that we saw consistently. so with that being said, the youth commission would like to continue to prioritize the building of affordable housing in order to meet our state mandated housing elem

and nine 7% of those who have were housed remained housed for at least 12 months., really strong outcomes for this program. >> and in terms of the amendments. chair chen would you like me to read them into the record? great. thank you. the proposed amendments for the abode rapid rehousing contract include in the short title on page one line two should be updated to read $18,402,770 in the long title on page one line seven should be updated to read $8,511,165 for a total amount not to exceed 18,000,004 hundred and $2,770 in the body of the text on page two. lines ten and 11 should be updated to read increase the maximum expenditure by 8,000,511 $165 for a total not to exceed amount of $18,402,770 and these amendments actually bring the price down slightly so are non substantive and i'm happy to take questions after the report. >> thank you. item 11 is a resolution and approves a amendment to a grant agreement between h us h and abode which is a one of the rapid rehousing providers. rapid rehousing is time limited subsidies for people who are formerly homeless rentin

deposits, housing navigation and housing stabilization. i also wanted to confirm what is what is each one of those things mean. yes our chief of admin and finance thank you i good morning greatly she her chief of admin and finance for the department so what i was trying to convey there was that there are you know multiple components of claim and what's called the community supports the community supports piece of the initiative that each has each has taken the lead on is in three components we identify people for housing navigation services and we're able to bill the managed care plans for those services if they're eligible housing stabilization. so once we put them in say pch her scattered say that can help cover the cost to continue the supports at least initially and then our latest program have been supporting people we place into housing with housing deposits including moving expenses and billing those to the managed care plan i think was needed a little clarifying in the executive directive is that the piece of counseling that hcr is

housing developments. they would also provide the property management residence services as and they have experience in developing mixed use facilities that provide child care and adult health centers alongside the affordable housing that they own and operate the next slide since fall 2024 when the project planning restarted after recertification there have been biweekly coordination meetings with deep and laguna honda hospital staff moe cd mercy housing and the project architects to ensure a coordinated approach. most cd would oversee the pre development construction and compliance during operations similar to how we oversee all financed affordable housing. so i'd now like to invite sharon christian, the senior project manager with mercy housing real estate development to provide more details about their proposed preliminary conceptual plan their potential project size and the preliminary schedule. >> thank you. thank you, ann. good afternoon. commission president dr. green health commissioners and direct

so we didn't touch the instructions that the house gave. they can proceed with those and as we get into the reconciliation process, we're going to be very committed to doing as much as we possibly can on deficit reduction. i think as you saw there was a number in there. it was a $2 trillion number. the house was at $1.5 trillion. when they went through their budget resolution process. but i think right now in some ways these are we're speaking slightly different languages because the house and senate operate in such different ways. but at the end of the day what this does is it unlocks budget reconciliation. and unleashes all the things that we want to accomplish on behalf of the american people, and that can only happen when the house and the senate pass the same budget resolution. so i'm hopeful we'll be able to move on that, get the votes that are necessary to get it across the finish line so we can start the next phase of this, which is really where we start making law and deliver on our agenda. reporter: with respect to tariffs, the wh

you have a house, don't you, but do you live in a house or an apartment? you have an apartment, i rented it out, and i live outside the city in a house, yes, well, there's enough space for the turtles there, or bring them all, oksana likes it, nice, nice, with your hips! you work for him, thank you, thank you, the second, good. oksana, hello, hello, my name is arthur, i came from siberia for you, we are ready to conclude a pact with him about cleanliness, hello, glad to see you, let's get down to business about cleanliness right away, yes, maybe stetom is now somewhere walking around his house looking, thinking where to find such a partner for the film, such a type. interesting, how do you manage with these animals, fluff, feathers fly? larisa, my house is always in perfect order, and i am probably one of the same, unfortunately, yes, only chickens and geese didn't walk around the apartment, unfortunately, this is most likely her candidate, because well, a normal, normal person, well, tell me, how you got on my wife's nerves, there was a moment when after

the supreme housing council was formed after a delay of several months. well, there was a lot of follow-up on why the meeting was held. in 1400 , there was a group, although the president had a quick order to hold these meetings once a month, but there was a pause . please tell me why this pause was . it was a while ago, at the end of the 10th session of the supreme council . until now , we have been discussing the notification of the approvals and the follow-up of the approvals of that council. in the last council , five working groups were approved to be formed and their results should be presented to the next supreme council. there was the infrastructure, the housing working group for the disadvantaged, and the working group for the management and removal of production barriers . the formation of these working groups took time to make the necessary coordination. between the agencies, the necessary measures were taken, and all the resolutions that were approved in the 19th council meeting, in addition to the formation of working groups , the follow-ups

the house. i went to the store, at 11 o'clock in the afternoon i did not meet a single person in the village, you understand, and before, i say, you are driving already... 5 hours in the houses the windows are lit in all the villages, because people had cows, they fed them, then in the pasture not in the winter they fed them there, they even took them out in warm weather to walk, milked them, now you drive, black, the village stands, one or two windows, if everything is lit, black houses, people do not have non-living animals and nothing, they looked before going to bed, at the same time, there is a brand new fap in the village, although you still need to go to petrozavodsk or st. petersburg to see a specialist doctor, there is a recently built school with a large territory, several educational buildings and a sports ground, where 100 children from sholtozero and small villages around study, which do not have their own schools. well, on the building of the administration of the shaltozero rural

would impose new duties on pharmaceuticals products foreign semiconductors, while earlier the white house reported during the microcircuits were included in the list of goods exempt from duties. the american stock market responded with growth, especially shares of technology companies. this is fresh data, the trading session opened not so long ago. in addition, shares of automakers such as ford and general motors rose during the previous trading session. by about 3.5% amid signals of a possible suspension of tariffs in the auto sector? sales in the states are made in china, apple's profit from these productions is estimated at about 40-60%. and huge tariffs could increase the cost of smartphones for american consumers to $ 2,000, thanks to the deferment , apple managed to avoid the most serious crisis since the covid-19 pandemic, bloomberg reports. and yet this respite is temporary. according to the us secretary of commerce, smartphones and other devices exempted from tariffs will affect new production in the united states. if we could do this, it would take years, to relocate production.

so if you bought the house and this guy is trying to pay for that. so not only what van, but the family, the income, the united states is the 2nd biggest influence of british made cars of the european union. but some see the current dispute as a chance to re focus british traits strategy. we equally remember that there are lots of other big markets out, but if you look at latin america, which the u. k. these days to trade that much with the used to try it a little more with it's, it's a huge market, almost double the size of the us. so, you know, the us is not feeling the market in the world. africa will be the biggest consumer market in the world within the next time, and 1520 years. and it's got some of the fastest growing markets in the world say, you know, there's lots of opportunity out there is no one about the us. as the task begins to sets of the british government has value to help shows up businesses while it tries to secure a trade deal with washington. the palestinian, the red present has released a video which it says shows and that's wh

he's the white house deputy of staff. should sleep better at night knowing that this levelheaded man is helping to guide our nation. this is nick calio, the head of our office of legislative affairs. i had just said to him, nick, what are the chances of the senate passing in more. nick? nick, really prepares me. well, when the congressional leaders down for meetings. here he is testing out a whoopee we're going to use on senator byrd. but we really have a highly group down at the white house, no matter what the task at hand. each of us gives 110%. the truth. the door to the oval office has little peephole. this is karen hughes in on me. this is karl rove peeping in on the this is condi rice peeping in. spot has her own people. this is andy card peeping in on me. and ladies and gentlemen. this is the vice president of the united states looking through a peephole. and --, i hope you're not doing what it looks like you're doing. this photo actually has nothing to with anything. i thought i'd show it. do you, however, it's th

and here he wanted to put his house. and stepan did not want another place, he dreamed of bringing his young wife to the house that would stand on the central square of the city, right here behind me was the main cathedral of the city, the cathedral, behind it the commodity exchange, a busy place, a landmark place, the main place then in the 19th century now in the very center of yekaterinburg. found out that simanov already had a project for the house ready, a fashionable architect, studied in europe, even took part in the restoration of the wonder of the world, the famous spanish alhambra. that was enough. stepan immediately decided that he would buy it from ilya this place together with the services of an architect, no matter what it costs him, will give twice as much money the issue will be resolved. however , the meeting of the merchants ended. simanov sells both this plot and this project to stepan tupikov. tupikov buys it all, builds the house himself, lays out a garden and brings his young wife here. the story be

one, especially when you are in a house like that. the last the 1/18 where they passed, the fewest bills since the great. i mean, it was just so dysfunctional. so if you're coming to work every day, you're flying away from your family. you don't see your kids and you're arriving for like so and like petty fights with people in the hallway and not actually anything on behalf of the american people. it gets kind of old unless you're a pure narcissist. just like if i'm serious, if you are a pure narcissist and you love on tv and you love the of the fight and you like love to make a crazy floor that burns somebody else and and get on tv again for that then like, it's, it's a dream job. but if you're actually trying to make like a real law to help people, that's not happening much in congress. and so if if you're a more serious person, it gets very tiring and they head for the exits. we start a little late, but i want to give folks time to ask questions. if anybody has any if you have a question, raise your hand. i have a mic. she has a mi

this is the last house correspondents dinner of the millennium. frankly surprised you see any news, value and all millennium stuff. i mean, after all, we've known about it for a thousand years now. i think history will that the world spent the last days of this millennium compiling lists. you may have seen a list compiled by the newseum of the top 100 news stories of the century everything from putting a man on the to the polio vaccine ranked order of importance. i don't mind mind telling you i made the museum lists something about the events of last year. number 5353. i what does a guy have to do to make the top 50 around. i came in six places after the invention of plastics for crying out loud. and i don't recall a year of 24 hour a day saturate in coverage on the miracle of plastic. and i the strongest economy in a century was number hundred and one. ladies and gentlemen, i think it's really good for us to step away from the work we do for an evening and laugh a little. i thought brian was really funny and i like at somebody else for a change.

we recently discussed these issues in the rf house. on your instructions, more than 10 thousand rental apartments are being built in the far east. under the terms of the program , i propose to scale up the successful experience in implementing the program affordable rental housing in the far eastern federal district for the military. and will finance the construction of a maneuverable rental fund necessary to improve the housing conditions of a specialist of the ministry of defense. in case of your support, the sakhalin region is ready to become a pilot region this year to launch the first project for 300 apartments. now we are just the countries that give money to citizens so that they can buy apartments. on the other hand, they give money for the project. the builder it turns out that these apartments, if they will not buy out those that were planned for this program, then the builders will have financial problems, these same builders are implementing programs related to housing, so as not to break the real estate district so that th

was transferred over to the mayor's office of housing as the housing successor agency under state law we continue to work with 5.4 the redevelopment of the surrounding area and we expect to begin infrastructure construction in the first quarter of 2026. >> thank you. thank you, director kozlowski. and i see we have a representative from five point here as well. >> good morning supervisor walton and their supervisors board chair my name is lashawn walker and i'm the vice president of community affairs for five point five point was responsible for the infrastructure for alice griffith development providing housing subsidy and the demo of the old alice so together that was approximately $80 million since we built the infrastructure there today we contribute to the community by taking care of the perimeter streets. we also provide security services for the area not just alice but also the p area. we are also responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the old alice site as well and no one else brought slides but i do have photos of some of that work should should those should that be ne

the white house faith office.white house faith office, jennifer. >> good morning and happy holy week and happy easter. >> ainsley: tell us what the plans are at the white house for this week. >> we're honored to be at the white house and to be with the white house faith office as you know, historic by president trump and pastor paula white. this was established with a 24-year relationship. so now we're here at the white house with this amazing office and this week already the president issued a proclamation with the observance that easter deserves and sending out a presidential video message to celebrate with all americans. holding a dinner with faith leaders of all denominations that include prayer and worship and ending with a staff worship service here at the white house. it will be an amazing weekend and already has been. >> ainsley: i love he has established this office that you are part of now. he promised that on the campaign trail and done just that. and how is this different, jennifer, than the way the bi

, that is, a house, even if it is not destroyed.y shell hit it and it just burned out, the houses stand like a torch, here is a completely black nine-story building, that is, there is nothing alive there, well, on the night of march 15 we already heard very scary sounds, which is why we even actually decided to leave at any cost, even if we died, but some kind of scary sounds are incomprehensible, very much like that everything was turning upside down inside, because it was such a powerful sound, very strong, i thought that probably our area was gone. maybe only our house was left, for some reason, well, i don’t know for what reason, maybe because it was left by chance, and i thought that i would go out and see there just emptiness, everything, i basically saw about the same thing that i thought, but there were still some damaged houses there, well, that is, i didn’t understand what kind of sound it was, we, i, by the sounds, already a little distinguished what was flying, people told us later, we first came to belosonka, that from

this house on the right is where our house used to be. i have a lot of memories of this house . that thorn tree behind it used to be full of thorn fruit bats. they used to come and scream all night long. life was very good. it was very good . it happened very suddenly. he said that one day my wife came home and said that we had no money left . he kept telling me not to worry, not to worry, it would be okay , but one day he finally confessed . it was a saturday and he said we had no money left . the moving company came and took all our belongings . i had never thought about being homeless . i had never thought about being homeless . i had never thought about it. for years, owning a home was a big dream for australians. people believed that home ownership led to the best life . a home is more than bricks and mortar. more than a roof over your head. a home is a refuge. a safe place that gives us security and a sense of belonging. australia is a country. they called it the land of hope and opportunity. there was a myth that if you worked hard enough you could achieve anything. many

we need senior housing. we need student housing. we need all kinds of housing. and i don't think it's helpful to start pitting different kinds of housing against each other. we need it all. >> this is the senator's fourth time proposing this in seven years. as chair of the housing committee, senator wahab could still influence the ultimate outcome of this transit housing bill, although she did not offer any amendments to address her concerns about more affordable housing units today. now, the bill will head to the local government committee for its next test. dan. >> okay, monica. thank you. now the pandemic hit public transit hard. ridership plummeted. some have recovered more than others. the bay area's busiest transit agency, sfmta, says weekday ridership last year reached 75% of pre-pandemic levels, and it's getting better. the first quarter of this year was 4% higher than last year. bart ridership was barely over 40% of pre-pandemic levels last year, but it is making progress. the first quarter of this year is 6.5% higher than last year. in the north bay, s

, this house is just too smart, yeah, in short, sanya, here is the owner of the house, oleg dmitrovich are the girl's relatives, call them for identification. and can igor steblov be released? yes, let's wait for the opinion of an independent expert. well, gentlemen, let's begin. hello everyone. alexander ivanov, i apologize. this time it took longer to learn from the doctors. apparently, it depends on the length of service. uh. what are you hinting at, that i'm old? honored vasilich, honored, study, igor vasilyevich, let's get started, what do we have, the victim was renting a smart home, presumably, it was because of the operation of this smart home that she died, there is also an addition, i studied the possible causes of failures, they happen, but very rarely, especially in terms of sensors, when the fire alarm is triggered, there were no victims, however, yes, that's what's strange that... she died at the very moment when she was standing with a hair dryer. bad luck, a fatal coincidence. alexander ivanovna, do you think everything is not so simple? the housekeeper mentioned a ghos

the clerk: house calendar number 24. house resolution 354. resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the joint resolution specified in section 2 of this resolution. all points of order against consideration of each such joint resolution are waived. each such joint resolution shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in each such joint resolution are waived. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on each such joint resolution and on any amendment thereto to final passage without intervening motion except one, one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on natural resources or their respective designees, and two, one motion to recommit. section 2. the joint resolutions referred to in the first section of this resolution are as follows, a, the joint resolution, house joint resolution 60, providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, united states code, of the rule submit

we are working with the white house press office. the white house medical unit. the secret service. all different stakeholders during that time. the correspondent says we are not anyone's boss. sometimes counselor and therapist depending on the day. >> any time speared a little bit of an armchair epidemiologist at that point. how can we do this in the safest way that we know how while entering the public has a critical information that they need in the moment like this. i think that we did okay. we did not really have, white house press was not a locus of infection all through 2020 and then having vaccines, things opened up again he had and it got a lot less restrictive. trust me, nobody was happier than my inbox. the people that wanted to be there. i think it was a trying time for the press corps. we were there trying to do what we did every day in a very challenging environment and it required a lot of sacrifices across the entire industry. >> i think that it is an important aspect of covering the white house. there are plenty of times that i can remember when the press corps, par

next to samarvek's house there is the most famous house in the area. here lived a man who, despite all attempts to dissuade him, never left here until his death. he said that it was not in his rules to leave the land of his ancestors. when the eviction of people from these places began,. he took his entire large family out, he himself remained in taktubek say along with with a few other men. he had livestock himself and he also looked after the state farm's livestock that remained after people left. he bred dozens of scythes. after the collapse of the union, life became hard for people in the city, for those who left, so we moved here again. he has a second wife, and he has three wives, right? yes, yes, here is their first mother, here she is, here, here is the father, that's it, i get it, that is, he is in the photo with two wives at once, yes, yes, yes, well done, she did not give birth to anyone, she raised them, yes, she brought them up, here she gave birth, sultanbeg-bai was 89 years old when he passed away, he lived a stormy life, was married 14

well, the white house says it will appeal this and uh will contest it, i mean the the white house still stands by what it did, it admits that um in the case of mr. garcia, one of the the men that was uh reportedly on that flight, it was the administrative error, but they are standing by what they have done, and what what will happen? next is if if the judge feels that he's still not got the answers he wants, he will start to hear hold hearings and ultimately he has to determine who is to blame, which official or officials uh should have acted in a certain way, and you know contempt finds are pretty rare in that respect, but here's the really tricky bit: let's just say he finds the official or the officials to blame for - this uh this court order being breached in order, he then has to... fur them to prosecution and the prosecution falls to the department of justice which is uh led by pambondi, pan bondy who was closely aligned to to donald trump and so that... you can see the problem and you can see how you then have the executive and the judiciary pit pitted against one another, and th

areas of the city, and it started flying just everywhere, just everywhere, chaotically to elderly. housesonly to some city infrastructure, that is, but simply to residential buildings. at first , there were power outages, because the russian occupiers began specifically hitting substations and , that is, damaging the infrastructure, namely the electricity supply. and in the first days, our utility workers also worked around the clock, trying to restore, because there in one area the power went out, they restored it, then it hit another one, the power went out, but the shelling just got stronger and stronger, and so much of the infrastructure was damaged that the power just went out, that is , it was no longer possible to restore it, because it was dangerous, and no matter how our military could ensure the safety of the utility workers, because the russians were shelling all the time, and the worst thing was that... the heating went out, because at first we had enough heat in the first days of the war, and then it got cold and it got to -10°, and that is , to the point that people were dyi

if clay will work in the house to win him that house election and so win the house election takes place on adams wins a lot of jack soni and supporters like to that meeting and then they called a corrupt bargain. they point to that meeting as changing election from jackson, who in their viewpoint was clearly the choice of the people to adams becoming president, which was a subversion of democracy and in their viewpoint. and so that becomes the major to really for the 1828 campaign from the jackson perspective, is this corrupt bargain stolen the election from the people it stole the election from jackson. and so part of what 1828 is about is trying to reestablish the will of the people by electing over adams, who his opponent again in 1828 and the result in 1828. andrew jackson 178. electoral. 600,000 popular votes 56%. john quincy 83 electoral votes. 501,000 votes in the popular election. that's quite a change from the year four years before, wasn't it? yes. and one of the things people don't realize is that prior to 28, a lot of states restricted, who could vote. of course, women and a

the house. went to the store at 11 o'clock in the morning, i did not meet a single person in the village, you understand, it used to be, i say, you drive for 5 hours, the houses are burning, all over the villages the windows are burning, because people had cows, they fed them, then. at the same time, there is a brand new fap in the village, although you still need to go to medical specialists in petrozavodsk or st. petersburg, there is a recently built school with a large territory, several educational buildings and a sports ground where 100 children from sheltozero and small villages around study, which do not have their own schools, well, on the building of the administration of the shaltozero rural settlement there is a black sign made of black gabbrodiobase mined nearby and processed here , abandoned, abandoned everything , now everything is abandoned, that is, everything human, well, everything that is basically still left, still somewhere in india, in russia, somewhere there. well, i don’t

this house on the right is where our house used to be . i have a lot of memories of this house . that blackberry tree in the back used to be full of fruit bats. they they would come and scream all night long. life was so good. it was so good . it happened so suddenly . one day, rose came home and said we had no money left . she kept telling me not to worry , not to worry, it would be okay . but one day, she finally confessed. it was a saturday and she said we had no money left . the moving company came and all the stuff. they took us away . i had never thought about being homeless. i had never thought about being homeless . i had never thought about it. for many years, owning a house was the great dream of australians. people believed that ownership home leads to the best life . it used to be that they had a thousand-square-meter house in the city with a tree branch hanging from the back . but now the housing crisis and increasing financial pressure in australia are pushing more than 1,600 people a month into homelessness, and women are the first victims. time has proven that tha

is white house considering releasing audio interviews.audible]. for somewhat which the former president had previously done. >> i don't have an update on that i can certainly check i think the american people would be quite interested toca hear tt tape but i will double check michael. >> thank you and sadly, during meetings with iran, president trump has a high level officials would be meeting directly with iranian officials when yearsct f pushback from iran else that he will be indirect and can you verify. >> we will be dark talks saturday i won't get ahead of the president on any further details jennifer. >> yes in israel tariffs yesterday on relaxing the terrace another question about doge. >> i don't have any definitive details. >> never the president on thursdayay told us there was an incredible discovery that the doge made and can you reveal that he was details on what is best make their has been a discovery he can leave you hanging on the cliff but i don't want tong get ahead of the president whenever they can infer there has been

they find them housing . even if a woman is lucky enough to get a place to live, it is not a free gift and she has to pay part of her pension to pay the rent. this type of housing may sound like a dream , but it is often far from the woman's social circle and has no connection to her previous life. i am from england and when i came here i was 16 and i have moved 25 times . i am not happy living in a women's housing 100. although it is great to have a roof over my head, it is not comfortable for me. it is scary. i had no idea that this homelessness issue was happening to women over 55. i know i'm not comfortable here. but i hope i never have to leave here again. i don't feel like moving again emotionally. the expansion of the housing industry in the last few decades has caused house prices to skyrocket and rents to skyrocket. the universal declaration of human rights states that everyone has the right to an adequate standard of living, and that includes housing . whether we look at this from an idealistic pers

it's called the people's house. the white house experience. you can see our replica oval office.ou can join in on a cabinet room meeting. you can learn about the staff, the career staff who've worked at the white house and the executive residence and a number of other really interesting and fascinating stories about white house history and the people behind the scenes. and i would encourage everyone to come visit us any time in the new year. it is free and open to the public. you just have to reserve your passes ahead of time. and for those of you who see this, who may or may be traveling to washington, d.c., and you can't get a white house tour, it is a hot ticket. i understand. well, but then we can encourage you to come visit us at the people's house where we're open seven days a week, 9 to 5. and when it comes to george washington, do you work regularly with mount vernon. i do. i was very privileged in the past to be a a fellow at the fred w smith national library for the study of george washgton. my first book was about george washington's tomb and h 1h century american reme

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we need to build more housing. housing for seniors, housing for students, housing for veterans. for renters. for first-time homebuyers. for families in rural areas, for families in cities. housing for pretty much everyone who isn't already rich and doesn't already own a home. and there are a lot of drivers behind the housing shortage. it's the reason why we need to use a lot of different tools i think to expand how we approach housing. factors driving the housing shortage it seems to me include outdated building codes, local land use restrictions that prevent newhousing from being built. for example, according to one estimate, it's illegal to build apartments, town homes or anything but single family detached homes on 3/4 of the residential land in cities and suburbs across america. so, dr. glaeser, just help us understand it a little bit more granular level. walk us through the problem about local restrictions and how they -- like exclusionary users owning or building codes, and how they drive up the cost of housing. mr. glaeser: so there are, you know, there are a thousand dif

, i would have sold the house, that's all, i had another house, smaller, where i lived, we would havefriends, if you think that we've shown you olga orlova's entire house, you're deeply mistaken, that's not all, after the commercial, olga orlova's main role, the role of a mother, we 'll meet the singer's daughter, and also a difficult conversation about the godson, why even 10 years after the death of a friend. there is no truce, don't switch. you can still do it. tell me, where did you hide the money? how beautiful you are when you lie. the lady with the dog. did yours disappear again? but he couldn't disappear again and not warn you. yes, yes. and when he died, did he warn you about it? i want to live a little longer, if you don't mind. we object. please tell me, this is the cultural heritage that you inherited along with the house in the form of a statue, they also have the outcome of the final game decided by the queen's move, you know, like in a normal detective let's play a game, okay , let's play, i'll win anyway, lady with a dog, final series, today on rtr, good morning, my be

such a house can be called comfortable, because the toilet is not outside the house, it is directly attached to the house, they make a lot of dust and about them right... hang out the laundry outside , it will be all covered in gray dust, well, enough firewood, that's enough , i see there is little, so i will heat more economically, i will put on an extra sweater or jacket, or i have felt boots, and how is life in general, fine, just hold on. sholtezero is an ancient settlement in the picturesque outback of the republic of karelia, the village stands on the western shore of lake anezhskoye . it is as if the sea is splashing with waves and frightening with the absence of land on the horizon. when we went here, we were completely sure that the local population lives due to the proximity to such a large reservoir, but we found the lake shore absolutely deserted. despite the fact that sholtezero is located on the shore of lake anezhskoye, this village has little connection with water, there is no port here. fishing is not particularly popular here, but there is no fishing, only one boat appeared

there was no gun in the house.a's face was bloody and bruised, indicating she'd been struck in the head. a blood trail across the floor led to her body. demangone: she had blood on the inside of her thighs that were in a pattern consistent with dripping downward into her inner thighs as well as blood on the soles of her feet in her socks. so at some point in time, she had gotten up from where she had been sitting and bleeding and moved across the floor towards the phone, where she was ultimately killed. narrator: in fact, it appeared monica's last act was to call 911. this provided a vital clue. bryant: the 911 call becomes so important because they can pinpoint exactly when the call was made -- 2:52. how does that help them? well, it helps them narrow down the time of death. narrator: police were puzzled. no motive for this murder was immediately apparent. greene: her purse was found inside the house. there was lots of other personal property. there was cameras and cellphones and tvs and vcrs. narrator: even stran

why aren't house republicans here? i'm here. why aren't house republicans here right now? we were supposed to be in session through tomorrow. it's because house republicans were embarrassed on the floor of the house of representatives yesterday. mike johnson should never have brought that so-called rule to try to prevent new mothers and expectant mothers from voting. we're standing up for family values. republicans are anti-family. they lose an effort to silence expectant mothers and mothers that have just given birth. they lose that rule and then they scramble out of town. what does that say? this is a party that continues to claim they have a mandate? you don't have a mandate to do a thing other than work with us to lower the high cost of living in the united states of america and you've done nothing on that. and now you just get out of town? wait. if you were so confident, if you believe there was some validation in that referendum in wisconsin, you should have brought the save act, a voter suppression bill that we strongly oppose this week. you could have done it. you

what's the story with the house? good afternoon, our heroine today is only 33 years old, and already has eight children, but something tells me that we have gathered in order not to praise her, we have so. national russian fun, which is very fond of guardianship authorities, take children, give children, take children, give children, they think that children become stronger and wider from this. today in our studio karina drozdova from the irkutsk region. hello, karina. hello, yulia, what did you come to us with, tell us? please help, deprive pravseeva nastasia mikhailovna, because. and the children are lousy, dirty, smelly, her eldest son dropped out of school, and the girl does not use personal hygiene, and the baby does not use diapers, and excuse me, you are still together. happen, yeah, and how many children does she have there? eight, and how many live with her? six live with her, six, yes, and two live with their grandmother, yeah, so she does not keep an eye on all six, no, not at all, with whom does she drink

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